MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORECOX. FRIDAY. AUCUST 2, 1940.
PAGE THREE
HORSEBACK TRIPS
HIKING NOW BEST
IN FOREST AREAS
Short Side Jaunts Lead to
Remote, Primitive Parts
of Stately Timber Land
The following recreational
bulletin was issued today by
Rogue River national forest
headquarters:
"Hiking or horseback trips to
the more remote parts of the
Rogue River national forest are
most enjoyable now because of
the unusually cool, clear weath
er. "Good saddle horses may be
rented at Lake o' Woods and
Union Creek. From Lake o'
Woods, a one-day trip by horse
may be made into the Mountain
Lakes primitive area, and short
er ones to other lakes on the
Cascade divide. From Union
Creek the streams at the head
of Rogue river and the peaks
and meadows along the Umpqua
divide offer many restful rides
through the magnificent timber
for which this district is noted.
Surprises In Store - -
"Even short hikes from- the
roads and camp lead to innum
erable areas with surprisingly
remote characteristics. The most
easily traversed trail of ' this
kind is from the Union Creek
camp to Natural Bridge, a dis
tance of three and one-half miles
on an almost level route. The
trip to Seven lakes is the most
popular for the more ardent
hikers. At Dead Indian Soda
Springs a beautiful trail leads
up the south fork of Little Butte,
little known to any but fisher-
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ALL DRESSED UP AND NO PLACE TO CO Slim though the rhanrei are for forelrn competition, because of the
war, the American Ryder Cup team Is on Its mark, and ready to to where? SUndlnr. left to rlrht. at Drlroil. where they've open
playing matches for charily: llorton Smith. Tom Walsh (P.G.A. president); Walter Hum. eaptaln: Vie Christ. Sam Snead and Henry
ricard. Seated, left to rlcht: Byron Nlson, Jug McSpaden, Ralph Guldahl, Paul Runyan. Dick Met. Jimmy Hlnea.
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Highballs
Ltqueurs xfXi
Coffee Royals
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65 6 Pints
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...Apricot, Blaekbarry, Peach.
80 Proof Fifths, 81.70
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men. These are only a few sug
gestions at any ranger or
guard station on the forest di
rections may be secured for
many others to meet your de
sires. "Fishine continues good In
most of the forest lakes and
streams. Anglers are especially
directed this week to the follow
ing:
Lake o Woods for bass and
perch and silversides by trolling.
"Fish lake, which is produc
ing some good catches in spite
of low water.
"Fourmile lake, for rainbow
with flies, especially in after
noon and evening.
"South and middle forks of
Rogue river, using greyhackle
flics with yellow bodies.
"Mid, Crass and Cliff lakes in
the Seven Lakes group, for deep
fishing from raft.
"Mill, Cinko, and Castle
creeks and Rogue river above
Foster creek.
Fire Caution Urged
"In the Rogue river below
Trail, the cool weather has
brought a few steelhead and
several have been taken with
royal coachmen and greyhackle
flies; trout fishing continues to
be excellent. The main summer
run of steelhead has not yet appeared.
"The berry crop at Huckle
berry mountain is now at its
peak and, although scattered,
some good picking is available.
Huckleberry lake on Umpqua
divide is also popular. At both
places the berries are unusually
large. They may also be found
at Parker meadows and Blue
Rock in the Butte Falls district,
near the Fourmile Lake road
and on Dry creek near Lake o'
Woods.
"As the high winds prevalent
every afternoon increase the
forest fire hazard, it is hoped
that the cool weather will not
cause a mistaken feeling of
safety with the use of fire by
recreationists."
COMMUTE BALKS
EFFORT TO
CALL TOJOOjOOO
(Continued from wge One.)
gon to hear reports on the Ore
gon department.
Allen pointed out that less
than two members from each of
the 119 Oregon posts is required
to break the record.
To Build Alaska Base.
Seattle, Aug. 2. JP) The
Post-Intelligencer said today it
had learned from a reliable
source the new naval air base at
Dutch Harbor, Alaska, will be
constructed by a Seattle-Spokane-Minneapolis
syndicate at
an initial cost of at least $2,900,-000.
to get final ai.-tion in a month.
He added that the legislation
would clear up the important
m.no.inn nf DmitrtWntinil U'Vllfh
the manufacturers were inter-1
ested in. j
In concluding his long dis- j
cussion of conscription the i
president permitted this direct i
quotation:
"I am distinctly in favor of I
a selective service training bill
and I consider it essential to
adequate national defense."
Total Defenso Needed
Declaring he had abandoned
long ago fhe practice of sending
up what he called ready-made
bills to be rushed through con-1
gress, Mr. Roosevelt added that 1
he was leaving to the legisla
ture the age brackets for reg
istrants under a compulsory
training law.
The simple fact Is, he con
tinued, that the lessons of the
present war show defense
means total defense. Under
modern circumstances, he con
tinued, that means a lot of
new machinery and equipment
which the nation hasn't got but
is beginning to get.
He said that William S
Knudsen, in charge of defense
plans for industrial production,
told him the other day that a
lot of companies were proceed
ing with $1,600,000,000 worth
of orders for all kinds of ma
terials and machinery without
waiting for actual contracts.
The United States, he de
clared, had learned from the
present war that nations with
out trained man power were
in a bad way.
Meantime proposals to delay
congressional action on con
scription pending a drive for
voluntary one-year enlistments
in the army gained new ad
herents in the senate.
Gene Coy Colored
Band At Oriental
Gardens Thursday
Gene Coy and his "Golden
Gate" orchestra of San Francisco
is set to play at the Oriental
Gardens on Thursday, August 8.
This popular colored attraction
is making a real hit all up and
down the coast, where they have
done a surprising business. The
band promises to break all rec
ords, according to advance ticket
sales.
The band consists of 12 music
ians and "Pinnochio" the tap
dancing fool.
STATE PAYS HUGE
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QUORSTOCKTAX
Portland. Aug. 2. (PI The
state liquor commission dug up
$77,541 on August 1 liquor
stocks today to meet the new
national defense tax.
Administrator J. J. Hauge ex
plained the outlay will be
"softer" In the future because
it will be paid by the distillers
at 75 cents a gallon and passed
on to the commission as stocks
are replenished. In turn the tax
will be absorbed by the con
sumer who will pay 25 cents a
quart and 15 cents a pint more
for liquor.
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Grants Pass. Aug. 2. P)
The Oregon department of the
American Legion is approaching
an all-time high mark in mem
bership, Commander Niel R. Al
len announced today.
Carl R. Moser, adjutant. In
formed him the total Friday was
12.038, only 190 members be
low the high mark set in 1936.
The department has until the
end of the calendar year to set
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Allen said he was appealing to
all posts for a special member
ship drive before August 14
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mond Kelly will arrive in Ore-
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In 'tie Coiintr Court of tht BUt of
Oregon for the County of Jarkori.
In the Mattrr of tha Esut of Smma
T, WaUv. dwwl
NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that
th undenwned hM filed hta final
account and report In th above
i-nmled ette and that by order
-f the County Court of the rttate of
Oregon for Jackson county a hear
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Oregon, at tha hour of 10 DO o'clock.
A. M.
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to are hereby notified to preaent the
urn. on or befure such time.
Da of first publication of thla
notice ta Aucu.t 2nd. 194n
dwioht H. nvnt.rr.
Executor of the Eetau. of
Emma F Walty. deceaaed.
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